Chronicles of Peace in Sengoku Japan

Japanese Warring States books are inherently niche. Although this book has some contradictions in the plot before and after the setting because the author is too ambitious and wants to write too much, overall it can still be read. The writing style is not the kind of out-of-the-box style that speaks modern language. If you like history, your influence has gradually grown since childhood, and you don't want to open cheat codes or systems randomly, you can safely collect and read them. I complained all the way, followed it all the way [laughing and crying], and look forward to the author's subsequent plot developments. Write a different Warring States Period.

It's okay, the pace is a bit slow. I've read some Japanese Warring States literature. Such detailed and vivid articles describing the life of civilians to samurai in Japan during the Warring States Period are relatively rare. It feels more like an old Qidian article. However, it may feel dull, but the author's writing skills are great. The writing feels very stable. Looking forward to the follow-up,

The writing is okay, but the age is really too young

It's as bland as water. The whole plot gave me a very bland feeling, with no ups and downs. Also, I'm too violent. I want to watch King of the West! But the subject matter is niche, so I can give it five stars.

The author has ideas and buried a lot of hidden lines, but his writing skills are slightly lacking. Don't always skip time periods. It is also a good choice to enrich the early stage. But you can watch it, and it's worth a read for readers who like Nobunaga Taikaku.

Youth is strength, why not join Takeda and give the host the ability to test loyalty? Riding a beast as a mount

Plain language, telling wonderful stories

The writing is okay, maybe this is a slow-burning article. The current perception is okay

The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable. It shows the struggles of ordinary people in the troubled times of the Warring States Period. It is a rare Japanese novel with the theme of the Warring States Period. I look forward to the follow-up and don't let it end!

A well written novel. How rare.